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Sustainability Awareness in Dengue Prevention Through Structural Equation Modeling Analysis of Social Capital Model. 3 https://doi.org/10.58209/hehp.13.3.487
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Aims: The implementation of a social capital model-based prevention approach significantly influences the enhancement of sustainability awareness in social communities. This study aimed to analyze sustainability awareness in dengue prevention as a result of developing the social capital model.
Materials & Methods: This observational study was conducted on a sample size of 140 respondents selected from five community health centers in East Java province using area or cluster sampling technique. Statistical analysis was conducted using structural equation modeling with Smart Partial Least Squares to assess the relationships between research parameters and to test hypotheses, assisted by the proposed software.
Findings: All independent parameters, including value (X1), belief system (X2), cooperation (X3), participation (X4), perception (X5), and satisfaction (X6), had a significant positive influence (p<0.05) on sustainability awareness.
Conclusion: The social capital model-based prevention approach significantly enhances awareness among both patients and the community simultaneously.
Materials & Methods: This observational study was conducted on a sample size of 140 respondents selected from five community health centers in East Java province using area or cluster sampling technique. Statistical analysis was conducted using structural equation modeling with Smart Partial Least Squares to assess the relationships between research parameters and to test hypotheses, assisted by the proposed software.
Findings: All independent parameters, including value (X1), belief system (X2), cooperation (X3), participation (X4), perception (X5), and satisfaction (X6), had a significant positive influence (p<0.05) on sustainability awareness.
Conclusion: The social capital model-based prevention approach significantly enhances awareness among both patients and the community simultaneously.
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